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Merz Is Said to Have Gone on Silent – SPD Woman Just Left Chancellor Standing

Friedrich Merz accused Schwesig of "destroying the democratic centre," which countered sharply – and turned its back on the Federal Chancellor.

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Lean Left

Merz confronts Prime Minister Schwesig. The SPD politician counters – and could soon rise to become a serious opponent of the Chancellor.

·Berlin, Germany
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Center

Between the strong woman in the SPD and the chancellor it crunches tremendously. This makes particularly clear a scene that took place shortly after the MV state elections.

·Berlin, Germany
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Berliner MorgenpostBerliner Morgenpost
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Lean Right

Friedrich Merz accused Schwesig of "destroying the democratic centre," which countered sharply – and turned its back on the Federal Chancellor.

·Berlin, Germany
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derwesten.dederwesten.de
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Center

Is Manuela Schwesig becoming the opponent of Friedrich Merz? In any case, a fierce argument indicates this.

·Essen, Germany
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Lean Right

At the end of September, SPD politician Manuela Schwesig comes to the chancellor's office. She has just made a 180-degree turn in the election campaign. Congratulations to everyone. Only Chancellor Merz wants to settle this.

·Berlin, Germany
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Right

Friedrich Merz wanted to scold Manuela Schwesig because she attacked him sharply in the election campaign. "They destroyed the democratic centre, he threw it to her head. Schwesig simply left him standing: If he wants anything, he should make an appointment.

·Berlin, Germany
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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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